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Friday, February 1, 2013

Q is for Queen - Alice in Wonderland

Q is for Queen.
There tends to be a shortage of animated movies about nice Queens.
Don't get me wrong, there are a few good Queens in movies but the focus is always on the princesses.

With that being said and since Valentine's Day coming up
I decided to base this week on the Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland...


Besides, she wants all things her way & I wouldn't want her to lose her temper or I might lose my head...

THIS WEEK...
Church Theme: Queen Esther
Primary/Church Song: 'Reverently, Quietly'
Preschool Song/Rhyme: 'Queen of Hearts'
Book: The Queen of France by Tim Wadham
Movie: Alice in Wonderland

Muffin Tin & Movie Monday:

While watching Alice in Wonderland we had 'eat me' cookies, a Queen of Hearts turkey & cheese sandwich, a 'drink me' kool-aid burst, the White Rabbit's carrots, an unbirthday heart cake with a candle, & candy hearts.
(To make the unbirthday candle I used 1 twizzler nips cut in half lengthwise & 2 white chocolate chips warmed up just enough to mold into a flame with my fingers.)

Tumbling Tuesday:
We played a game of croquet in our living room
but we used toy golf clubs & golf balls instead of mallets & croquet balls.
We made wickets out of strips of cardstock taped to the ground.

Word Wednesday:
Q letter sheets
We painted coffee filter roses red

Think About It Thursday:
Q math sheets

Field Trip Friday:
We went to Dairy Queen for some ice cream to celebrate our unbirthday (:
Oh, it's your unbirthday too?
I wish you a very merry unbirthday!
Unless of course it's your birthday... then I wish you a happy birthday!

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8 comments:

  1. Another cute one! You're right about queens, though...there don't seem to be nice movies about them. Strange.

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  2. Love the whole lunch but must admit the Queen sandwich is my fave! Its so cute!

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  3. Love the "Eat Me" and "Drink Me" references to Alice. And that sandwich is cute.

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